The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1921, Page 11

a Pia ar ear ADVANCE OF STATE OF INGTON eee mente. oF $9.00 year Macetyien | T-Foorn insertions one Main Advertis- eee: “larmect se t Audience in lorthwest The Star’s fant Ads Main 0600 Pat $ii0 month. For R tee. unnecessary of examinations write | vil Service | POPU (former © aa. "pauitable Bldg. ip: baby ‘clothe made over; curtains made to — HULA DA nS. te gO Apt eBlog Lost ~ Fs 2] UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS GET OUT GF THAT OLD APART- into one of my i FURNISHED APARTHENTS — AND FLATS BE Boren and at ti, 18 and 13 of th and volume “19 S; ¥, With other ‘Twenty Thou» hb oa, and "engraved on sidi BE. Thomas, No question LADY'S W Sigin, monogram “EH a da lost between Tentord Admiral way, on California a morning © iy 3b. Phone Weat 0710-J FURNISHED HOUSES ‘NTED—NICE FAMILY TO MOVE furni- ie pla king dis- ME tii| ‘ $388 (9 ee, lots of = ure; Fen or rus' Ideal for children. “Walk Garage for sale, ROOM bath; ti Mf moath, Phone North 6207, Framo bath, Siespin Jow ‘rent. 40: ga Nott 2853, Apt, 1702 OUSES PORK RENT nw 3 rooma, Blocks ‘trom eat AND FLATS ment and move PERFECT SMALL HOUSES Will make ou happy. ‘Third Ave. SINGLE” HOUSEKEEPING ROO mending; |SW week up; Spartmenta, $5, up. kan, Al posite Moore Theatre. New man R to market Thrift. 1223 Sixth « RE x se with chicken coop and gar- TMENT, STUDERAKER West 946-J, 2-hOOM 3 2 _ beds. m. Fepaie your wit tefund pot satisfactory. ot examitatice Bie Sy an ROOMS CiGHT PLEASANT ROOMS der new management very thin, merely ¢ bh fatally. Also rooms sirable ‘kin or or those sight seei: linen. mre, Ger tials “I. J Return 1415 or mes} 4555. Reward. Kk eT, WATCH, Reward. per 403 Phone El- COT: 2-room: aeiees 3. ROOMS, CLOSR and. business. The PRY 1T18 12th ave. | UN. walls end anced. Su on ror SALE—AUTOMOBILES rf ; LIKE thoroly tically new Orth $650. Bale price ly $300, ‘at the big used car eale of Austin-eMowelyy Co, both and Pike j1918 BRISCOE SOURIS: of| new) only rua 6,000 mil de y FRANK WATERMOUSE & CO, USED CARS Only a few lett, and the pri ask is below cost, If you uld pay you to you buy spoodater on nd! o. $ Studebaker Fr 19 Lexington touring Fords, $150 cash each, “ 1 Packard, $350 : 1 Oldsmobile. $5 Call Main 7060 and have our sales- man call and bring you to our salearoc VULCAN MFG, CO. 1200 Fourth Ave, & BER 2-DOOR ROBINS 330 Kissel rv with all the style <A car id fer & lady... Coat over $4,000 long than yeer « nable offer will be Fefused the money Call Mr. Main 7060, of Main 2867 evenings “HANDLER Hf 4-PASS, New paint; goo tires; wire wheels '§ heap, with good Terma Call Beacon. 2500, have i use OAKLAND TOURING; OVER. led; repainted; almost looks and runs like op. A ot ah KISSEL KAR TOUR- w over $4,000, Will Muat sell Kenwood 1919 BIG SIX STUDEBAKER, the rode! that made the Baker popular., Wire, wheela and now Kelly-Springfield cord tires, A cay without a necessary apology. Call P. J. Nelson, Main 7060 days, of Main i567 evenings, ROADSTER; LOTS a it of car at 462, a power; heave TOURING; ONLY all new tires, 3 was owned by and is in perfect shape. To be given away for only $350 at wed oar wale of Austin~ . 13th and Pike, ROADSTER, painted Classy car. Sell cheap. t 462. s n, PABS; baitieship Call Also CHAN OLER 7- 171% 12th s) mpauitable Bids. Hi a a Fe Pky | 0 jgremeat sars £28 aia Article sella on Om FoR SALE MASCRELAN Us Runs fine, in goo tion, Bast 462. 1426 1ith + A POT CASH FOR Good Wyords and Dodg HAMILL, & “ENopam, | padway. , AUTOMOBILES SASH_AND DOORS oO. B. WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Lae & cr owing fuli itm erial, 5.25 of juest 63—A TO EXCHANGE WILL Conair LATS MODEL light touring car as Ciret payment} ome Car must be in « condition. ‘all after 6, 929 28th ave &. «4 FOR! SALE—AUTO TRUCKS © Ww. evenings 1200 Fourth Ave. & SNAP — REO &%-TON agon; has & cord tires, and tm Al Mechanical shape. Must sell this k Call 121 BL 67th, or telephone Kenwood 1621. A Nelson, | iG, PERFECT STONE, gold; worth $350; will Ad sold at once, Phone rT] MACHINERY ELECTRIC MOTOR | wMoTOR DB W. Montelius Price ce nt or ala, Main 919. 624 lst Bo object. = aN, a any kind. f railroad man. Would department work. Rainier eee Tone nave Coy money. bot Kei woes 3981 ‘son who wishes iegtras- Ph ton fof self or ebild North 2783. PT A i". et seat cut for bed. pt at Fremont Brid, ie ite CARDE ae Me eae oe novelty Print, 1611 and Fost |} 73 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE — TALK AboUT REAL | pare ATH AND room, dining room, kitchen downstair ople. aH Basy term BUR EN CAR LINE 60x127; all in gard shed full of wood. ‘All goes for $400, we SCHROED! Ce tral’ ‘Bidg. Main 0061. BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT 3% scree Tunming, from | Wilson Wd. back to Lake Washington shore line. We will until § o'clock Wedn: ing. Best offer tak terms, annual payments. | Th one of the few aof lake Drop erty, Ce of ard park on the Come and look it over. “GILBERT & ‘CO. 8339 Rainier Ave. Near Rose St. it ea field can't re ir yi points Ai Ninnis, Garf L $50 da: G ALSOMINING etd My work swath woe refer- cart, rina y kind. Bur! AN ow on eatto truck or any pf work. H. J. Traer, Sunset) [BPAINING, RESHINGLING. ITS. Estimates free. Work brantee expert shingler. D TINTING, $1 ROOM finished oF TER, 23 TEARS EX- Seeds, a immediately. you £ iness at home, or small wh Everything fur- Experience unpecessar; omen. Barn $30 self-addressed invelons for particulars. dy Makers Co., Phila- MANUFACTURER jell complete line rect to wearer, | Sxclu-| 3. Big value ¥r Madison Mills, 503 ¥, New York. ” CAT ARD FOR RETURS formation regarding medium | c art coac 18th ave. \gaxOn SIX TOURIN Kenwood cara EC containing ‘personal CHALMERS less than 13, 000 miles; good condi- — pe $400, arel, Finder please | Frederick & N > Of iL le Airedale dog: dark sad- t seen July 15. $60 re-| 1428 16th ave. Kast 5470.! * REAR LURRMAN ‘ei ox terrier puppy, white chest feos nee, oa | ¥ Ci PICNIC ' sep money, return glasses. 4 SBFIBLD ©) ALL DU OOK NO. 13738.~ National Lank. TUN- | KAVANAGH HATS $2.86, 1605 ist $225 K | SP CLEAN, — ms a 5.45. | — Blake Furn. Co., 408 Pike, M. 6518.) STOCK WANTED TO PASTCRE— $2 per month; cattle, $1.60.| | DO to $100 LIBERTY SIX TOURT a 8. —sascans | Toisas GOODS TO BE THURSDA large cabinet leather davenport. 2 roe kere to match, table, leather seat chaira to mi beda, springs and 63rd. Phinney ear. DID BED, DRESSER brary table and stove, Owner le for quick 932 24th av var os $5) ing elty; mi Call evenings springs He. cotton-felted mattress, LIVE STOCK Proctor, Renton, Wash. FOR SALE—AUTOM OW THAT. YOO” a new Ford ° hee Broadway terms of $12 interest? down, and only oft ———*. A small, car a rice, Good ter Bast 462. 1426 41th ave BEAUTIFUL 1920 SPEEDST More #nap and appearance any other car in Seattle. needs cash, and has authorizdd to sell it at half original pr Call J. Nelao in Kvenings call Main 2567 dition, =A money, 1426 lith av , Food car terms, for PAS jER;~ well Pr Star, tion; D-44, equipped. TOURING 25 down, bal ance 12 monthly payments. J evenings. t paym fn 2567 ev ER-BIX tires. Gooa 2. 1426 Lith MODILE ROADBT new Kelly tires; me hanieal ¢ dition goa or Main 2567 evenings. runs fine _ 1426 Lith ‘aye SAN, JUST LI A LAN sacrifice, $950, 4 Union. MOVED BY” massive dining set with h, $6 TROR BE hy Just the place for mattre: $1 ts "pte ‘ove, "x Garfield ear from Dealers, iN BEST 51,400— economic ‘Ounce A SEMI 7060. : GOOD CON: | 5-4 little East 462 RUN Wik | 1 Main 7060 days,| Mr, Nelson. ne cur watch, throw it aw8y. OLDSMOBILE SIX TOURING CAR; our Phone not installed yet. SASH; UNSURPASSED VIEW you sit on your verand: Elliott bay, downtown, Rainier, you will? fireplace; furnace; f1 it berries; | small chic 715x120 lot; assexsments t ar ce $4.6 ‘GER. 282 Umpire Mag. REENWOOD DISTRICT nm we can plac fa new 5-roo electric lot Price only . balance on 290 18, poston ungalow, oil burner} ce $25 Month d street; city water and light; ¢ car H, A. GOOD! 415 Railway Bxeh ge, “hua: Phone Main 2857, $-ROOM NEW BUNGALOW |TWO ACRES BERRY LAND. IT AY ANY RENTER TO PLACE ON 10 PER BALANCE $20 PER 1010 THIRD AVF _|FOR SA BASY TERMS—BEAU- tifdl home, besides $90 month in- k north of campus, | Kenwood 1648 SF oe NDID tO0OM blocks m car, 20 per month, 0. HUN: small on fmatatt A_yet. ME, 5 LARGE big lot to alley; paved dis- A ‘big bar balance to 1 1d 2728-F rooms me| trict Queen Anne. 4 60; $400 down, No agents, Phone Garf 2412 Bixth ave. W. ACKES, Ri fine 4-room house; 1 acre all in garden and berries; some fruit tree 5,000; $1,500 cash, balance payments. Address D-47, Star. HOME BARGAIN 5 rooms: ern; lot 60x100 feet; close to ar, school and bus}- nesa center Bal district. Price ; terms. 232 Burke Bldg TIM, THIS W and examin H, ¢ Peters’ FECT SMALL HOU He will build you one anywher FFIC onrasre AV —QUEEN ANNE |Come to us for the best buys in Queen Anne hill property. | ton St rueen Anne. 17. 2 en- ar; on- 0 down, balanc W. 69th. Sunset 4940. month. . Main 2476 ROOM MODERN BONGAT ow, orndyke Ve, $25. wood 2670, 604 Aindtican K t} Almont K} PER- MALL CC 5 } Ser te oe LcoTradE, $1,260; $28 THE § 7 FOR SALE—KBEAL ESTATE UNIVERSITY DiNtThrTor A new bungalow, real snappy and all class; every feature that you ever heard of in a home; reception hell; combination living and din ing room; ardwoed floors; fir | place: indir light hen with . on pinatered: ‘furnace and el lot 40e102 to alley ig the pleasing it: The price, #4,6U $500 cash will give you Posheasion. GREEN BK splendid new bungalow of 6 large rooms, ituated on fine corner view hk very pleasing exter @ splendid arrangement 4 i. every modern feature, You ould sce ‘this, by all moans. rice under $6,000; $500 cash se homes evenings. b 4212, »WIN ECKERN 1016 Third Ave, Eliott 3755. 6 ROOMS AND ATTIC QUE MILL EASY TERMS; LOW PRICE EN ANNE vIEw; This bome is {n first class condi. 1 drooma and be ably Aune cluding aurro: ataira It in des lon the Weat Quee improv paving, in and * Let us show you this he Price only § 0; any reasonable! terms A. FF. NICHOLS CO, Ine. 202 Haller Bidg. $05 Second Ave. A BANKGAIN PARTY LBAVING CITY 4-room modern ‘house, with sleeping orch, 2 bedrooms, bullt-to tutes, beamed concrete basement; level lawn, flowers, etc; room ement sidewalks; lot improven pt paving; near and churches. cash, balance Must nell. Party nther city, Call Ballard, f 560x100; me one is gain be cHic going to tomorrow TATE THIS t and paid except 1.860. 1 Gr A. BPENCER & ©O. 2814 Ferdinand St. Rainier 0022 {3—A BALLARD 5605 bixi00 LOT ON MARKET & Ik, sewer and water in. §25 down, Ad per month, $500. Sun- |2]) WANTED—KEAL ESTATE COR CROOM MODERN” HOUSE. Green Lake or Phinney district Must be priced right. D-A8, Star. Pallas hte ani Rint 78 «=©FOR EXCHANGE—REAL i a a DACKE, JUST OUTSIDE GF CIFY; ali cleared; fruit, all kinds; fine ynd and mountains; cement basement; odern hous RITT REALTY CO, 721 New York Blk. WE WAVE A SMALL TRACT OF land north of the city to trade for all touring car, Good soil NORTHWESTERN LAND & 201 Traders Bide. Elitott sive. FOR SALE OR THAD lard property—6 acres land. ‘all at 6515 19th » ACREAGE for b-roon Improved A BARGAIN MUST SELL MY LITTLE HOME 5 acres =a land; located near Ev- ore 2 & new ¢-room 1 BT a neds tine chickens; well located as to mar- ood achools, churches; near v road and in first class &: hborhood. All household goods furniture, chickens and rab- bits, garden tools. etc. Just a in and go to work, Easy terma, monthly paymenta Price $3,200, including everything. Wife’ in hospital; must sell this week. Phone or call 1705 Market st Sunset 2019. A Fine LITTLE WOME finest garden land; : water; electric light; © Rood poul- try house: earner: f miles trom Seattle by paved road; half block to interurban depot. $3,000 cash; no terms, Owner sacrificing to raise money. HARLES HOMERS COMPANY ket COVERED WITH FINE TIMBER ET READY FOR WINTER ‘nd lies perfectly level; close jae. For wood prop- you beat Good oo: Only’ 40 ‘minutes, from Beaigie. $750, ‘our own terms. 2 W's "Monae Co. 6 Leary Bide ACRE AND AUTO Just north of the city, one road, cverlooking Lake Washing- . A fine, level acre tra part- cleared. buw garage, govd Kar jen, pond car. , All §.b0v, very easy terms n “Tank Ma arfiwid 291 MCA 12 Amerine cmylott 2862. FRUIT, BERRIES, CHICKENS 10 neres; all level: 3-room shack; well: ¥ery best of soll; will grow anything. $750; $100 cash, $15 per month oR. LY & CALLAHAN sBide., {17 Becond Ave ain #514 wo TH 2 ACRE Sunnydale distric soil; spring; running water, Duy in this popular section, sell on very easy e terms Room 201 Mutual Lite Bidg. Hott 4230. BARGAT ? SEEL 206 Hinckley 2 acres; splendid Hest will Call Fl. —<MUST SELL e partly cleared; good miles fre ' settled com- part terms. ank of East Stan- Tomber mill; munity rice Address State Wood, Wash. WiTH GARDEN 4 . > water; light: | telephon district hession, Monthly payments only i dandy little home. 3, 726 Third Ave pipe: > phe SOMERS $2,000 8; berries om how cken house ared, nota for quick 8 This Is the fectly leve plenty good a ome fine fir and cedar; to railroad stat neighbors. Only $650, wn terms. THE W. I MORSE co, lott 4635. 416 Leary Bide. (POR BALI ONG LARGE AND ONE in amall ed tract Ww ny « on yer vel lof, ike font) $1. * en aist ONT. LARGE chard ‘at alfalfa trhet, one smal! tract. Apply at fox 41, Hanford, Wash. for information, thing| warage; | * Phone EATTLE STAR ACREAGE KIRKLAND, BEARING FRUIT OO Crult tree stock that rietion of » 7 5, ACTORS si Ring WATER h bearing, finest tout; ail va fruits; 96,000 over an. be small dition, all year, mostly Krapere logan qeurrants, ete; dandy spring piped over place by gravity house: barn.” ‘This tract be splendidly kept up. and she the purchaser at least. $1 yer, All impr manent; land cellent ation hool; handy to store 250; will give easy only to satisfactory party who could move on property —im- mediately, Take Kast Madison car and Kirkland ferry to Burke & _Farrar's office at Kirkland ACHES LIVE CRE ALDER, FIR AND CEDAR ‘This land lids perfectly level; faces on county road; the very beat of ; enough wood om the land to Day for it; close to rail- road and sawmill, and nice lake: BY 8. B. GRorr “CMON SKINNY! Run lke Four redhaired, frecdde faced, ragged-kneed rufflans, hiding in 10 Go00D loafing leisurely along the Bea con car line “Zip!” went an egg! “Help!” screamed a woman, “T've been shot!” “Hmmmennph?” sniffed the condactor, “I've got me doots about THAT shot!” The car stopped. The four urchins scattered (to the four « Winds, closely pursued by the conductor with, ® brake rod. He made the fatal mistake of stopping to search a barrel, A ripe egg sailed gracefully thru the alr, Ar: 4 “Plop!” sald the 21@ Yak the conductor, wing & gooey mess from About the’ on your own terma, W. i. MORSE CO. a Hott 4635. Vv) RY PLACK GOOD HOt “CLOSE IN Large orchard in full bearing; fruits of different kinds; 4 house, well built, all large 4: chicken house for 160 birda; rage; wood shed; small m ‘ district. rice $1,150; easy trina If desired See Mr. Wiswell, 608 Reaboard Bid. RAD THIS leared, balance surface 20 bearing fruit tree house, with bath, water large poultry house: good - The owner is offering thin ¢ for $1,000 less than he paid it, owing to other bi tee $3,250, with only $7 See Mr. Boland, SUTER, Main 7829. broke out, the clerk in the Bea con Creamery, 2531 Beacon ave., became ‘lous. A little bey, about 7, wan @ered into the store and bought a@ half-dozen eggs Shortly after, he appeared again, in @ burry, and got a» other six. Ten minutes later he again entered the store and got a dozen. “Aren't you buying a lot of exes, sonny?” asked the clerk. “Oh, yessir; but then, these bs mighty fine eggs; we just loves FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LUMP COAL—Delivered In 2- si 9. BO Son os ANNE 4291 T. 1012 Third ‘Ave chs 10 ACRES AT RENTON nd orchard: on highw oven berry dist hand 6 yearly pay ERS, 726 Third Ava FARM LANDS AL SNAP —16-ACTUE” BERRY ranch, over half in Pere oe all kinds; 3% ows, horse ene. Will take $2,000 ca. 4 Kood car Own Box D-46, BIG LAND BALE In Skagit a Price reduced! one-half. $60 land now $25 and! 5 per acr land adjoins tm-| 4 ME end sany 77 Third, Ave. FOR SALE “KCRES; § ACHES cleared; hours, barn and chicken houne, Would take food light oar a* part payment. Cc, MeMillin, | fob Sean ave 8. Home evenings after 6:39. 6 FOR DALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY TRACTS al shade and, For size, FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES — AUTO SALE another t utles without seeing, ma, see, 1010 TLIRD AVE DOCTOR WANTED Water front farm for sale, well im-| roved chicken ranch, Fine chance ‘or good doctor. No doctor o: FoR BAL. | 5% — , ” BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES + CTR i ielan: Box 110, KF. D, Port Staniey, Wash. STOCKS AND BONDS “STOCKS OF FERED Bomwell Mining... Idaho Gold & Tuby : Beacon Coal Mines Woeatern Smelting & Alaska Pet. & Coal Johnston Piston & Hing 17 King Alrahip .... ¥ Sound Rubber ..,. Victory Rubber © Baker Steam Motor Wash, Shale Oil & P, Burk-Tex. Ref. & P. "LL: Pacific O11.) Ronda, ail isi vyorning tar ae , re ns Cherry Ef Main 5899. 20% OFF We are Closing Out our Used Car Department 20 CARS rebuilt and re- painted—good cars for almost nothing. , VERY EASY TERMS 16 DAYS RUSINESS 18 GOOD | 8 FOR QUICK ACTION, | xct in touch with this office « once, We can sell your usin tn 10 dave sek ad price ta right. Aek for AU 422 Burke Bidg. Main 2416. FOR SALE Wins shop: equipment, model laywood vulcanizer, work bench, compressor, air i AUSTIN-MOSELEY COMPANY 12th and Z. Pike Oakland Agency of extras. $450. 3 4836 N. Viachor at, Necome, Wash. FOR SALE—LITTLE LUNCH ROOM Price $250. one Cal 8513 Green’ ie Ei eRe BS] DIRECTORY 98 PERSONAL XWEAL GOOD SHAMPOO” WITH pure Boceabelli eastile soap, S5c. Face massage with choice of four kinds of electricity, 0c, Manicuring, 3e; Marcel ‘paving, 26c. 25 complete bootha Modern equip- Tlie BUTLER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING bo Taft Bid., 1107 Second Ay. Phe ‘of appointment, Wiltott 6380. BODY MAGSAGE—AID Ri tinm, neuritis, ete. Grace Loe Bighth ave. room 106. Open Sun- day». SOAP aad First SOAP plain, FREDERICK 4th br Attorney. Am A- LAKK attendants. and Madison. Mest E rane Pee LAKE BATHS, “MINERAT ol rubs. Eighth and Pine. Main 2886. Room 107 RNR. LOTUS BEAUTY BALON— FAC hair and obesity. Main 4926 RATHS, MASBAC 434 Globe Bidg., MM. B,C. L REY- WOLDS. shed ieee 1893: 3 years eaniner, vu. _fice. 402-6 Lyon Bid. ote ‘sore, APT. JOHN W. Pi nd foreign patent 207 Hinckley Hide. PIPRRE BARNES, Main 5750. 12 14 Hoge Rid. Patents, Tredemark: Certified Public Accountants K~S_WANSEN & CO, thary Ride Chiropractor TURN RNER, CHIROPRAC- 310. ; Hgignt Bid., 24-Pine e. dates, M. 3543. NGS,” GRAD- = JENN t Paimer school Denny MONEY LOANED, ON ALU ARTT- cles of value. THE RE! BLE $07 Third ave, ‘Dancing Taught W—Latest dances Bast 44d Expert Elec rle Repairs FORE, APPLL WIRING. SOLDS. Eg “b Main 4926 cs NURSE—Mrs. A. Wilicilen, Sunset 1257. PSYCHOLOGIST KNOW THYSELF A profitable Investment Private analysis. Mme. Till, 716 ght Bidg. * Main 4262, ns! REAL ESTATE LOANS ney for farm and acreage loana nowite FARM MTG. CO. 1022 3rd. c 11 =WANTED—TO BORROW J. Givnan poco Co, 641 Firat WANTED ‘to BORROW $4,000 eet eer good security, 8%. 112 o ‘sloney to Loan Rank Wide. 106 Li ARNO, SEALED PRO- posals will be received at office of Purchasing Agent, Alas- mission, rminal, Se~ eA ot e society’! FOR. eet LOANS General. -38 Sapire Binaieg kan Engineering Room 422 Bell Street attle, Wash. not later than 11:00 am. July 80, 1921, for furniah milk, eanned’ goods, Citrus Pow der and rolled oats. ‘Copies of this ular may be obtained upon ap- Hon we this office; or from ring Commis- Building, Port- DOLB, General lowest rates. Seattle's Oldest Loan Brokers 2) AMERICAN JEWELRY 1d Ave. Established 1889, raat ON AUTOMOBILES You keep your car. R. E. Sargent, 509 Sentral Bldg. Elliott 6133 PUG ET SOUND MARBI Co. ant and Virg Bf shod "1874, | foitaee and Optometrist JTW. Bamunds, Fri _ Physiciaas, Surgeons R JMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMB go. Our treatment gives immediate relief. One week's trial treatment. Open evenings. References. Drs. Freer and Braden, 905% 3rd ave. Pi ain i Btrom, tuning, $8. “ep. HIT, O63 Kazor Blaocs Sharpened Cutlery. 1 1407 4th ave Sanipractic Dr. Weiltar, ronic disorders wom: én, No operations, 207 Epler Bidg. Violin Repairing Bows rehalred Vinlay, 1615 ord av, WANTED Brick- Interior Plasterers, Lathers, layers, Glassworkers, Decorators and other building 9. trade mechanics. 207.209 LYON BLDG., Open 7 A. M. to 9 P.M. and Sundays Gk 11 em!” replied the youthful Jesse dames. Patrolman Swanson started investigating the case, after Mrs. MC. Kavanaugh, 2918 24d ave. Ss, 1 oy been “egged” ty the HOLDUPS PLAY ON HARD LUCK Seattle holdups played in hard luck Tuesday night, three vie Gms eseaping, one of whom pulled his gun first and another attempting to beat up two high- waymen. When a bandit walked into Henning’s grocery at N. 40th st. Tuesday night, holding his hands in his pockets, Henning whipped out | bis revolver and covered the man. The bandit whirled about, side stepped and leaped out the door, a bullet grazing his hat brim. Two men who attempted to hold up C. F. Swanberg, 1612 Boylston ave, and Miss Doris Arger, 1630 Boylston ave., at Pine st. and Boy! ton ave, received a shock when Swanberg stepped up and knocked One of the men into a pile of brush. Another robber dashed from a door. way and the trio of bandits fled. Two bandits drove up to the Standard Ol] station at $0th st. N. and Fremont ave, in a Chandler touring ear, When C. D, Hansen, the attendant, stepped out, the men pulled guns and took $100 from the cash register, They escaped. ‘Three burglars smashed a plate glass window in a jewelry store at 2035 First ave, early Wednesday morning, seizing a tray containing several dozen gold rings, and fied, with Patrolmen J. C. Telford and W J. Tobin in pursuit. The robbers es. eapey in an alley-way back of Union ay M. A, Wyman, 925 Henry bidg., re-,| ported that burglars entered his | ®arage at 1317 Firts ave. N., Tues day night, backed a truck up to it and hauled away six oak dining room chairs, valued at $60, Lyman asked | for police protection, saying he was | afraid the thieves w thieves would come back. ‘SEEK ALLEGED AUTO THIEVES Hinso§ was arrested Friday by De | tectives Witzke and Smith, who al- | lege Hinson stole a Dodge car from the Fisher Flouring Mills, at Albany, Ore, trying to sell the hand dealer, The and engine numbers had been scraped off and 1. BEWARE! EGG BANDITS! MAN KIDNAPED Young Terribles Pelt People and Car TERRIFY BEACONITES WOMAN, CHARGE Victim’s Father Says She Is Insane On « charge of kidnaping Mrs, Bf: fie Aldrich, whose father declares she is insane, Arthur Humphrey, aw to driver, was arrested in Seattle Tuenday afternoon Word was received at the sheriffs office Monday morning that Mra. Aldrich had disappeared trom Pen dieton, Ore. W, R. Storm, her fa ther, a Roseburn preacher, arrived lin Seattle Tuesday morning, naming Humphrey in connection with the woman's flight. Humphrey |” accused of taking ad- vantage of her insanity and bringing her to Seattle by automobile, He will be sent to Pendleton for trial on a charge of kidnaping Mra, Aldrich will be tried for in- sanity in Seattle, U. MAN WEDS IN CONTRACT WAY Altho the state of Washington sanctions no common law marriages, Dr. Leslie Spier, teacher of anthro pology in the department of sociol- ogy at the University of Washing. ton, who acquired a bride recently in New York by the contract meth od, will find bis marriage recognized as legal here when he returns in the fall, Dr. Spier’s bride was Miss Erna Gunther, of Brooklyn. The cere mony, which consisted merely of |signing an agreement, was per- |formed in the presence of a New York justice, In New York state jfuch @ marriage Js valid. When per formed in Washington this state |does not recognize it. Legal opinion here, however, is | unanimous on the point that Dr. Spier will not be disturbed. Contests over property rights or disputes be tween heirs, if later brought into the courts may, however, fail in so far as they depend on the recognition of the marriage by this state, it is pointed out. "The situation may be stated thus,” said Attorney Carl E. Croson: “The state of Washington does sanction the performance of marriages here but {t will mot go ou! of its way to condemn any form of marriage that is followed in a state which regards it as perfectly legal “Therefore, so far as any immedi- ate questions are concerned, Dr. Spier and Miss Gunther will be legal- ly married in this state when they come back. “Determination of matters that may come Into the courts later is an open question, ho binding decisions having been made on the point. How- ever, I am convinced that any’ chil- dren of the marriage will be uccord- ed the same rights given to children of any valid marriage.” Stolen Auto Found Burned on Highway Burned and charred almost beyond recognition, an Overiand auto logging to A. M. Arutzen, 1923 ave. 8. was found on the new ones stamped on. Hinson had| Trunk highway, north of the eity @ bill of sale and new license number | limits, near Bitter jake, Tuesday for the car, but it was detected by| night The car had been stolen | the tire holders, from Arutzen, who had parked [well them in distang citias, Hinson will be tried first on grand larceny charges, and later in federal court under the Dyer,act, prohibiting pian en autos from beng taken from state into another. DIXIE QUARTET WINS AT PANTAGES ° ~ With all respect to the musical comedy offering on the new bill at the Pantages this week, it is the quartet of Dixie Boys that carves out the hit of the bill.” The foidr men sing harmony songs and finish with a “leg mania” dance that is a whale of a hit. ‘The musieal comedy offering is “Good Night, London.” It is ela orately staged and has considerable laughter to it, but the success of the offering ts the chorus. The girls dance well and perform a neat drill that wins applause. Dorothy Morris, who flits about the stage on her toes is the indi vidual bit of the new bill. She is assisted by two pretty girls, who are also agile dancers. Joseph Belmont imitates birds, Mary Fulton assists with a flute, and a stage full of singing canaries adds a touch of pleasing novelty. Gus Elmore's impersonation of a circus wild man is provocative of much laughter, Pantzer and Sylva are acrobatc comedians, Photographs of vital moments in the Dempsey-Carpentier fight are thrown on the screen as a special feature of the bill. . . MUSICAL REVUE AT PALACE HIP “The Cozy Revue” is the enticing ature offering secured by the man agement of Loew's Palace Hip to top the new show tomorrow.» It is de- scribed as a melodious song and dance festival, In “Katland” Arthur Nelson prom- ises a unique exhibition given by his rare collection of “Friendly Ene- mies.” They are cats and rats, with some remarkable leaping cats as an outstanding feature. Moher and Eldridge will appear in songs and comedy. The Gordon Duo will provide the musical treat of the bill. They intro- duce some new and delightful har- monies in their rendition of familiar airs, The Casson Brothers combine breezy songs and bits of talk with novelty paper tearing. Postmaster Held for P. O. Robbery Lass at nb Conway postoffice, which was robbed last Saturday, was $148.87, according to Postoffive Inspector J, 8. Swenson, who re- turned Wednesday from investigut- ing. ‘The combination to the safe The gang is said to steal cars and | it at Second ave..and Pine st, while theatre, he attended a Seve Bovectae |Sees Millions for Reclamation Feats E. F. Blaine, $250,000, this or the next session, and that mil-~ lions will be available for irrigation projects in this state. Slips In to Sleep ‘and Gets Arrested Prowling in the hallway of the Van ¢ apartments carly Wednes- day morhing, A. Restau, 26, sales man, was taken to jail and held on an open charge. Tenants of the apartment house complained to po- lice that Restau was trying ¢o enter @ room. When arrested by Motor. cycle Patrolmen C. D. Follrich and J. A. Haguewood, Restau claimed that he was sick and went into the hallway to get some sleep. He had @ suitcase full of clothing. Dies From Eating Insomnia Tablets A victim of what is believed to be an overdose of insomnia tablets, Rob- ert A‘ Brown, 55, 1703 15th ave., real estate broker, was found dead on the floor of his kitchen at 10:45 a, m Wednesday by his wife and son. Mrs. Brown and her son, Law- rence, returning froma visit in the country, found Brown's body near @ box containing a few insomnia tab- lets, whidh are being analyzed by Coroner William H. Corson. Appointed Receiver of San Juan Company F, R. Chambers, Seattle, is ap- pointed temporary and interlocutory receiver for the San Juan Canning Co., by order of Federal Judge EB. E. Cushman, filed Wednesday. WILKES Opening Next Sunday Matinee, July, 31 WITH Anne Berryman AND ALL NEW FACES BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN hones: Telep! Elliott 2525 and Elliott 2526 OPENING PLAY had not been set, so the postmaster will be held personally respousible, “SMILIN’ THROUGH”